The Rolling Stones

In September 1977, The Rolling Stones were in the midst of a vibrant phase characterized by the release of their live album "Love You Live." This album was a double live recording, showcasing performances from various locations, primarily featuring concerts held in 1976. Notably, one of its highlights is the opener "Honky Tonk Women," recorded during a show in Paris. This period came after their studio album "Black and Blue," released in 1976, which marked a significant transition for the band with the introduction of new guitarist Ron Wood. "Love You Live" encapsulated the band's dynamic live performances and included a mix of classic hits and newer material. Additionally, the recording solidified The Rolling Stones' reputation as one of the premier live acts of the era, further cementing their legacy in rock music. The interview from 1977 adds an intriguing layer to understanding their mindset as they promoted this landmark live release.

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